Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

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ID Ihs eoaEss e ne arRnmanf shnt
followed, Mr.. GarEstsoa intimatsd that
TIE csaa had besn bEeaabt 10 PtsFse
County bosanss o. the eel known nem-
tiuenf Of lha people % lhs ChiEeas
aaeslion, bu1 ~ DECLARED hts willing
n4sa 70 rssl % The fsis-ntndsdnss o.
tie lary.
M. White replied betty 10 this. say
ina that NE ea6s was bE0aRht d Pierce
C0unlT bsoaaas ahs prisonefs had besB
feund there. He said that TaeemA
psspte had taken TIE lag Ia their Own
hands bscauss tkag felt that thefe was
lnw Ia the courts thet would relisve
them. II the iaFiss noW refused 20 en-
force tie lau thaga wouId eome quickly
9 sorry dag fos this coast.
"fhs doors q ths Unissd States cpan
oateafd for the Chinamen. Oar treaty
foFbids their oominE haFe and When
fuund here unlaWfnlly they uus1 be
punished elss the law Is Without avail
Tkess Chinauen bad baen eent 70 tbs
Island q mouth arc and thexs they had
bsen comfortably housed and vel FED,
wbiis pol required 10 DO strike Of
work EVEN % much aa washing their
own clothes. u is not much wondsrs
therefore. that they would nos 90 sgay
even wheu Riven q chance. II they
want 70 Bemain. lei thsm be eouyieted
thst shey may BE- eet 70 work. Wha1
their time expires. they will be gives an
other opportunity 20 80 and II they re-
fuse they can be Indicted again and %
on. II theas people inglEt on Femaining
Ia tbe United Ststes unlawfniiy We can
at least keep them away from other
msn. Let us DO this thing according 10
Law. What, between psoseoating the
ChinAmen fer being here uuiaWfnlly,
and prosecuting the white men for run
ming than 0ut aniawfully, havs grown
gray Les az keep under the Law a. 10
e until Congress shall provide better
way
Judge Allyn, 10 bis charge, directed
simple following Of the evidesoe. "The
result OF this proceeding may be very
pnxxling," be said, sbut that shoald nol
cause any worry nov. Ihe Ghinamen
may be tried over and ever again, as
their term Of Imprisonment runs out,
bat the only question nov iG. ere they
guilty Of she 0fansaW He thought that
asasion Is Of The EostEiction cot appIied.
He thoaaht that something more vas
intended 10 the Law than 9 simple re-
moval. ~ that vas no panishment, and
only laid the Government liable 10 Q
repetition Of such an affair any number
Of times In each oase. TIE Gov
ernment had evidently gone on
The thsogy that Il vas not
sufficient and provided Q p1nishmeDt
which might bo followed By removal.
The iaFy found verdict OF guilty after
having retired 3 few minutes. The
matter will be taken 10 The BapFeme
CouTt. Deep interest e manifested IN
the case In this city and much pleasure
vas Expressed 81 TIE finding.